In Turkish Law, the tenants are considered as the weak party in the lease agreements regarding the residence and the roofed workplace. For this reason, there are opinions suggesting that disputes arising from such contracts are not arbitrable. In addition, it is stated that in case of such disputes in arbitration, violation of public order will come to the fore. It would not be wrong to argue that this idea is adopted in practice as well. However, considerations regarding substantive law, such as the protection of the weaker party, should not find application in procedural law. Because, in procedural law, the principle of procedural equality becomes operational as a requirement of the right to a fair trial. In addition, it can be stated that disputes arising from lease agreements are within the scope of objective arbitrability in accordance with HMK. However, when it is accepted that the disputes arising from such agreements are suitable for arbitration, it is possible to put forward some suggestions to eliminate the concerns that reveal the idea of protecting the weak party in terms of substantive law.